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There were a couple of reports before about aliases shadowing commands in #59 and #139. And I was impressed to check how many actually shadow existing commands using Ubuntu's command-not-found: 'gb' : apt install gb 'gc' : apt install graphviz 'gcp' : apt install gcp 'gcs' : apt install opengcs 'gcv' : apt install scotch 'gdc' : apt install gdc 'gfm' : apt install gfm 'gid' : apt install id-utils 'gld' : apt install postfix-gld 'gm' : apt install graphicsmagick 'gmt' : apt install gmt 'gp' : apt install pari-gp 'gpa' : apt install gpa 'gpp' : apt install gpp 'gpt' : apt install gpt 'grc' : apt install grc 'gri' : apt install gri 'gs' : apt install ghostscript 'gsl' : apt install generator-scripting-language 'gss' : apt install libgss-dev 'gt' : apt install genometools 'gtv' : apt install smpeg-gtv 'gwc' : apt install geneweb 'gwd' : apt install geneweb The ability to customize the prefix fixes this issue. Picking `G` for example is a good one (Vim's Fugitive uses upper case `G` in the beginning of is commands, to mention another place where it's used). Closes zimfw/git#1 Copied from zimfw/git@b2a2ffbd31 |
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